Gavin has said his grandfather or great grandfather, can't remember which, changed their last name to McInnes from McGinnis because it sounded too Irish for a Scotsman. If you put McInnes into any speech to text service which allows you to use a UK accent it pronounces as Gavin does. He was born in England as we all know.

Edit: Although, thinking about this it kind of bothers me, as I'm one of those people who find it incredibly annoying when Latinos pronounce certain words with a heavy accent in between perfectly normal American English... But fuck it, it's his name not "jalapenos."

Gavin has said his grandfather or great grandfather, can't remember which, changed their last name to McInnes from McGinnis because it sounded too Irish for a Scotsman. If you put McInnes into any speech to text service which allows you to use a UK accent it pronounces as Gavin does. He was born in England as we all know.

Edit: Although, thinking about this it kind of bothers me, as I'm one of those people who find it incredibly annoying when Latinos pronounce certain words with a heavy accent in between perfectly normal American English...

Gavin has said his grandfather or great grandfather, can't remember which, changed their last name to McInnes from McGinnis because it sounded too Irish for a Scotsman. If you put McInnes into any speech to text service which allows you to use a UK accent it pronounces as Gavin does. He was born in England as we all know.

Edit: Although, thinking about this it kind of bothers me, as I'm one of those people who find it incredibly annoying when Latinos pronounce certain words with a heavy accent in between perfectly normal English...

Gavin has said his grandfather or great grandfather, can't remember which, changed their last name to McInnes from McGinnis because it sounded too Irish for a Scotsman. If you put McInnes into any speech to text service which allows you to use a UK accent it pronounces as Gavin does. He was born in England as we all know.